Sentence examples for flight tends from inspiring English sources

But capital flight tends to rise dramatically as the end draws near.

Being an interdisciplinary activity, computer modeling of bird flight tends to fall into the chasm between ornithology and engineering.

After being up at the hospital all night, she missed the flight, tending to a patient.

Exeter have, in their seven seasons in the top flight, tended to reserve their worst for Bath, the only Premiership club they had not travelled to and won.

Previously the team which had been relegated from the Premiership in the previous season, and had a parachute payment from the television rights payments they earned from their time in the top flight, tended to win the second tier with ease.

Europe in Bloom The price of flights tends to be seasonal.

International flights tend to involve more paperwork.

He notes that that's less fuel than most flights tend to carry from New York to Florida.

Inger Dam-Jensen was radiant in the title role, but her coloratura flights tended to get lost in the dome.

By contrast, inter-regional long-haul flights tend to be tied down in bilateral deals that limit the freedom to fly where the market would take airlines.

You can also collect points with partnered spending cards and redeem them on things other than flying although flights tend to give you the best value for your points.